[AnnieK]

I'm here

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

I'm here

[Benjamin]

Ok let me get everything together

[Maru]

I'm here-ish

[Benjamin]

ROUND 4 - Results

Good evening contestants. Hope you’ve all had a nice weekend.

This round you were tasked with your first timed task of the season. We’ll take a look at how you all did shortly.

But first, you had to impress the Task Master with your most awkward thing to bring to a wedding. But, how awkward were they?

Let’s see what you all opted for…

[Benjamin]

MOCK

Spoiler:

I think that this could be awkward for everyone attending tbh. Especially parents that would be taking their children to the Wedding lol.

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

MOCK

Spoiler:

I think that this could be awkward for everyone attending tbh. Especially parents that would be taking their children to the Wedding lol.

I've seen young men with pink dog collars who treat it as normal clothing, so only a step away from this... it's believable

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Maru

I've seen young men with pink dog collars who treat it as normal clothing, so only a step away from this... it's believable

[Benjamin]

KATE

Spoiler:

It's very embarrassing and when opened would cause scandalised reactions. Imagine your mums/aunts/sisters faces. I'd pretend I was serious about thinking it was a great lovely gift, which would be very awkward indeed. Hehe.

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

KATE

Spoiler:

It's very embarrassing and when opened would cause scandalised reactions. Imagine your mums/aunts/sisters faces. I'd pretend I was serious about thinking it was a great lovely gift, which would be very awkward indeed. Hehe.

For some people, this fits within their family humor and dynamic so would be OK funny enough.. they're something you would see a bachelorette party more though. But have seen older women keep these around... they come out when their friends are over and they want to party... so depends on if they're a shenanigans-friendly family or not.

[Benjamin]

MARU

Spoiler:

A famous Youtube lawyer that specializes in divorce cases involving murder and jilted lovers. He would come with a lot of bad legal advice, of a course, and a selfie stick to let his social media fans and his probation officer know he is doing community service. And then when given enough alcohol (their main social requirement), the sexual humor and overwhelming degeneracy starts to come out. Every toast will involve the wedding night in detail with phallic references or worse... JD Vance and the lonely couch is brought up numerous times.

[Benjamin]

ANNIE

Spoiler:

A framed photo of the bride or grooms ex. The photo will be from a professional shoot, in formal wear looking hot. Wrapped lovingly in wedding gift paper....the card would read, "I thought they still should be part of your big day after everything you've shared"

Why it's awkward:

It's an ex

It creates immediate discomfort for everyone within a 10-foot radius.

Guests will spend the rest of the reception wondering if it's a joke, a mistake, or emotional sabotage.

[Benjamin]

NIAMH

Spoiler:

A Dead Body - They're very cumbersome and if they start to smell things could get very awkward, if the Police arrive it's just going to spoil everyones day

[Benjamin]

So how awkward did the Task Master judge them?

[Benjamin]

1 point

Spoiler:

Mock. A dog's collar and a ball for it to play with is a nice thing to bring, surely?

[Benjamin]

2 points

Spoiler:

Maru - Whilst bringing an extra person who is uninvited will be a little awkward - him or her walking about self-involved in their phone wont look too out of place with the Gen Z crowd. With most marriages ending in divorce the lawyer may come in handy.

[Benjamin]

3 points

Spoiler:

NiamhI know the dead body would not require food or drinks but it would need a seat and weddings have tight seating arrangements. It would be a conversation starter however and may be better to talk to than Aunty Val going on about the "Genocide in Palestine" and her menopause medication.

[Benjamin]

4 points

Spoiler:

Kate - What a charming carafe, ideal for future dinner parties and a great conversation piece. Glassware is always such a useful wedding gift. The narrow, curved neck will allow red wine to fully breathe. Ok so the Mother-in-law may choke on it.

5 points

Spoiler:

Annie - Yes that would be awkward. "I thought they still should be part of your big day after everything you've shared." now that would put the cat amongst the magpies. This would be great for creating a festering resentment that would last for years and come up in every argument going forward. What a nasty evil person you are, well done!

[Maru]

Niamh's reminds me of that culture that digs up their dead bodies and brings them to celebrations... "our relative from the past is here to join us"

[Benjamin]

For the main task, I set you a timed challenge comprising of two parts.

Spot the difference.

There were differences (I never said how many) and you needed to find as many as you could. For any differences you missed, one minute was added to your time.







Baked Beans

I also asked how many baked beans are in this photo? 1 minute was added to your time for every five beans you were out by (so if you were out by 23 beans, 4 minutes would be added to your overall time).

[Benjamin]

Spot the difference answers

Spoiler:

There were 11 differences.

Baked beans answers

Spoiler:

There were 373 baked beans in the photo.

[Benjamin]

And these were the times you took to submit answers (this doesn’t count penalties yet).

Spoiler:

11 minutes - Niamh
13 minutes - Kate
17 minutes - Mock
18 minutes - Annie
27 minutes - Maru

[Kate!]

Oooh

[Benjamin]

However after penalties were added this is how it ended…

1 point

Spoiler:

Mock

6 differences found (= 5 min penalty for 5 missed)
Beans - 135 (238 beans out = 47 min penalty)

Total time = 1 hour and 9 minutes

[Benjamin]

2 points

Spoiler:

Annie

10 differences found (= 1 min penalty for 1 missed)
Beans - 286 (87 beans out = 17 min penalty)

Total time = 36 minutes